fixed

adjective

UK /fɪkst/

1
something such as an amount, date, or time that is fixed has been agreed on and will not change
a fixed price
The contract is for a fixed period of three years.
The interest rate on the loan is fixed.
Synonyms and related words
Unlikely or impossible to change
unchanging
firm
rigid
1. 1a
  a fixed expression on someone’s face does not change or look natural
  a fixed smile
  Synonyms and related words
  Words used to describe facial expressions
  absent
  appealing
  beatific
2. 1b
  a fixed idea or opinion does not change although it may be wrong
  My mother has fixed ideas about how to bring up children.
  Synonyms and related words
  Words used to describe thoughts, beliefs and ideas
  abstract
  central
  theoretical
2
something that is fixed is fastened in one position so that it does not move
Make sure bookcases are securely fixed to the wall in case of earthquake.
These fixed curtains cannot be fully opened.
Synonyms and related words
Tight and held firmly in place
tight
firm
steady
3
if something such as a game or election is fixed, it is dishonestly arranged so that it has the result that someone wants
Synonyms and related words
Words used to describe plans and preparations
strategic
tactical
workable

phrases

how someone is fixed for something

单词	fixed
释义	fixed adjective UK /fɪkst/ Other entries for this word fix verb fixed-rig adjective fixed asset noun fixed cost noun fixed capital noun fixed income noun of no fixed abode phrase fixed penalty notice noun how someone is fixed for something phrase fix on phrasal verb fix up phrasal verb fix with phrasal verb DEFINITIONS3 1 something such as an amount, date, or time that is fixed has been agreed on and will not change a fixed price The contract is for a fixed period of three years. The interest rate on the loan is fixed. Synonyms and related words Unlikely or impossible to change unchanging firm rigid 1a a fixed expression on someone’s face does not change or look natural a fixed smile Synonyms and related words Words used to describe facial expressions absent appealing beatific 1b a fixed idea or opinion does not change although it may be wrong My mother has fixed ideas about how to bring up children. Synonyms and related words Words used to describe thoughts, beliefs and ideas abstract central theoretical 2 something that is fixed is fastened in one position so that it does not move Make sure bookcases are securely fixed to the wall in case of earthquake. These fixed curtains cannot be fully opened. Synonyms and related words Tight and held firmly in place tight firm steady 3 if something such as a game or election is fixed, it is dishonestly arranged so that it has the result that someone wants Synonyms and related words Words used to describe plans and preparations strategic tactical workable phrases how someone is fixed for something fixed adjective US /fɪkst/ Other entries for this word fix verb fixed-rig adjective fixed asset noun fixed cost noun fixed capital noun fixed income noun of no fixed abode phrase fixed penalty notice noun how someone is fixed for something phrase fix on phrasal verb fix up phrasal verb fix with phrasal verb DEFINITIONS3 1 something such as an amount, date, or time that is fixed has been agreed on and will not change a fixed price The contract is for a fixed period of three years. The interest rate on the loan is fixed. Synonyms and related words Unlikely or impossible to change unchanging firm rigid 1a a fixed expression on someone’s face does not change or look natural a fixed smile Synonyms and related words Words used to describe facial expressions absent appealing beatific 1b a fixed idea or opinion does not change although it may be wrong My mother has fixed ideas about how to bring up children. Synonyms and related words Words used to describe thoughts, beliefs and ideas deterministic abstract central 2 something that is fixed is fastened in one position so that it does not move Make sure bookcases are securely fixed to the wall in case of earthquake. Synonyms and related words Tight and held firmly in place tight firm steady 3 if something such as a game or election is fixed, it is dishonestly arranged so that it has the result that someone wants Synonyms and related words Words used to describe plans and preparations strategic tactical workable phrases how someone is fixed for something
随便看	inconceivable in concert in concert (with someone) in conclusion inconclusive in confidence in conformity with incongruity incongruous in conjunction with in connection with something inconsequential inconsiderable inconsiderate in consideration of something inconsistency inconsistent inconsistent with inconsolable inconspicuous inconstant in contention incontestable incontinent in contravention of something

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